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This marsupial used to be 'abundant' — now, researchers can't find it (opens the original)
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Wildlife cameras have been filming in Litchfield National Park for almost 12 months, but the nationally endangered northern quoll is yet to be spotted. PhD candidate Ryan Sauermann says feral animals, such as cats and cane toads, have contributed to the native species' population decline. Ranger Darius Nasir warns "we won't see them again" if the decline continues, and Mr Sauermann wants pet-owners to help limit the threat to wildlife. For nearly a year, Ryan Sauermann has been scouring the Top
Feral pigs caught on camera in the middle of suburbia in greater Darwin (opens the original)
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Feral pigs have been destroying gardens in Palmerston, a satellite city of Darwin. The National Feral Pig Management coordinator said "seasonal conditions" may be contributing to the unusual sightings. The Palmerston council is encouraging residents to monitor the pigs' movements. Sandra Penna and her husband Enrico have lived on a leafy suburban street in Palmerston, a satellite city of Darwin, for nearly 30 years. The biggest threat their Durack garden has faced for most of that time is the or
Pipeline companies' major plans to supply east coast with Beetaloo gas (opens the original)
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Two companies are progressing plans to connect the Beetaloo Basin to homes and businesses in the eastern states. First gas flowed from the resource earlier this week, and the NT government says it could provide "more gas than this country will ever know what to do with". One company director expects Beetaloo gas to power the domestic market in its early years, before transitioning to export markets as pipeline infrastructure improves. Two companies are moving ahead with plans to build new gas pi
NT government opens door to private development in four national parks (opens the original)
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The Northern Territory government has put out a call for private investors interested in building tourism developments inside four national parks. One local tourism business owner has welcomed the move, while an ecotourism academic says it could lead to private companies gaining a "monopoly" over public assets. Investors and developers are set to put their ideas to the NT government. A tourism expert has raised concerns the Northern Territory's national parks could become less accessible to loca
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